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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Goal Dealers.

fFANn Etfti-. NJ il.. july a.. Ir~f.
sealed proposals ioT the supplying - the Hieni-
gan soldiers Home with YEAR, lpry 81 - i9f
one thousand and sif hundred Bei tom ~ iaiap.
block spiini steam Jump bituullnoas oosi wni
DC received unfl Il - ripak noon 81 rIrer A hl-
gust The tn is-s. ~ whlch lime tbe said "a cd
riolo~Els AIii bc opened tf theunufrsiguea com
iniuee. At the 0fic, If ihc Michigan -plders
Home and the award given y the lpvesi resPon-
III condition. anon which tbe proposal vln
h. received. considered aud Tsreeo ssc ~ Sol
loss VIZ.
fa 1he quality and strength n he cssi is so
b. determined by ;he hem .rsi aueit s's "hiHh
nsn rifG sra adofstd hy Tho fosl nct ~ o' f0f
eta 81 mirage. fil-. ami iie undersigned rfIff
miitee reserve the uRhf 20 select IRON fbe dffsf
euf pTDTsr ais eny frsce ~ ssun - LIMP slprk
egifaf steam Lump. biflra nous 90 no grsdes
inferior o. fhs sb0fe named VI b Cnutiferfd
- fht eofamnlef| which they NAV ofem - be
tor The be- interest ~ iiie ~ists ~ hicaieen.
- Eafh pfopOss shall he sresrD psniet t1 an
s;tesled cop4 ~ The chicago snsiysis ui the cosl
ntmed iu sid proposal
ah TIE saia cos 20 be delivered in ibe bins
a. ths ssid Michigan ~eIoicr- Home IN loft cfnoi
70 excped 81 we csr osfs o. an one time and .
such iune- a. fbe tommsudsni of ssid Home msJ
order ~ direct
~. Tire s-cccssfii hsddef vii 20 required ~
execute bond ntu approved security. ia fhe
slu of 8 D1o| ose thoai-snd dolsry psynus -
fhe -teff ~ Michigan in csss ~ default ~ uon.
fuitHmenf ~ sfid cfBfrHc
Fn Al - ed proposals snoii q - sd6reesef
ta co., salnasa wells strand RsFds Mch. ard
~ words sealed Proposes fof "a written on
she msrgir 81 fhe enfeioT~
1u a., coanmlfee ressrrf ne rieht e. p sci
srr and q h'ds - riah Coz q if fne- Hfz
f7frf ihcs 8efu flf taf Interest ~ fils sfafs ~
s.rnea ~ sathorify ~ tss P,srs ~ gsasre-s
~ - NlchEsH -oi1iers Hore
" ssorF
c0nni'ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

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Faa--<lss fseA leiss.
aass 8ssa - ses . cake sske 50 e.g
tsar = csrl-44 g e-atsss - tlea = se,
aor yss ss.z 1f tas fs~ilEs axas q 4sa -
- rsa - fl-s .s4s salls a.-.4.sse.lt gf -eatse-
tloDsrF
i.l..s.as . st--.d I4s s.ze sf la.s.-f timer
t4s.s. covered aaa sTapsa ~ita r.en efia'soa
sslsst sa.sssl4sssl ia xsl1 asa1 DsariHz 40
F.gal 4Esas n Eaxiasa Ia Taasea baiii-ii.
fssla a. $500 flsss " slag1is ~s.tsaess 20
k.Hx ~ e4<s, s.ssea f~st Ia So a. ~isa
1eit 1leG4srs - .arss 44a z-lf fsTss tt
egsE - s1.1aas ssoal 49, ta1 ~esxLs
4all a ls4. ta- - iE see.t sifs ~ si.ts
saGh - s..a1 pso1i~. taese p e-tatsirs4-.s
-is.zsa 1as4e' a1s4l ll- area taefvgs - tns
ezss ~Eah - s4rasr 81 dss le taan tA1
l4ls.s lasa1flal a. erfati9ll ca Ave-, fsf
tl-efs - qails - u4Lez slaoofafl,n IA = ineeA4
.saa. - spaae. a0d rs aseaslng u tas eFaa-
aia0rs zas aesn s<sc4tsd - artists
-Eitty years szo oaf irHl alasis the CORONA
Eon raze. .a4d Ar OuBtAsf. II bsr1ely
square. conssrt-lnef to tie ql=ea, and 80
-stsllaiasI taaf our .lelles oasflag ziso1'd
-s.s l4s lslsa lAs ls tss iargsg AAi alofs
sissan- eaks ~ t1s tse. 49, es ase ll~ca
p.s4-as4 lha. .sr a-a saly -as 4reepied b.
tls central fsaturs ~ lie t.sss IS i.l.ghty
sr8aa. .aarisa ~ lsslr .zl9e Aoi.s. between
s-4ln Ars eolTsel porfFaIl lielalilons VI tie
aa-ea az different epoe1s * Aeg life. Tie
er1sn Is alralouarsa ~ a temps bearing
1Eurss ~ faue ana Glory uamFetins the
Fioi.ee / suppose Ias Is sufrouiidea ~ =
ssrls. II s1aa ..sr temples crowned ~ q really
aealrlf4l Angle 0f Peacs ooldns aioft tho
.fs.sl 8f tAe enlgife. Ias p4lr.s ca The case
aear h.rirss repF--~niilg tle continents, and
aalslso bg a lesp oordeT si rosss, shanlfoc-s
an.l ta.-f.-s.
Thsaas before toe ce.ebgation, and after
e. susands q people bad viewed lt. tne cake
was moved 20 aueAuis nani paiace aud ~
tne queens sxps-ss oolamauas placed on =
dah r. she grand plctsFo ssiiTy Aoiinns
colia show eaas a p..eh the laule- mania
had -eachet better tLan tae fa-t tlat small
sIahs of ra2e tie same in coupositioni aut
baked ln the same oven. an tae same tine IS
lbs qu-ea's. were sei4 40 fabulous prices, cal-
m.astiug az s4.leas s25 lar pound
The cake la llaeif 49, of Ile sila known IA
amsrca ss -ffalt cake. term have never
beard used ssre. waer- The good cd fashioned
came " -ullm cake covers eyery variety
into the s0mpostlon of which rEaslns eater
largely ln ths cass i- wa so.idiy black
eirh r- -hne.s. ard the lr.nE some nine inches
deep raaa Te ath poanfed almonls. Mrs
Robert L. Porter Ia Ssw York Mall and x
press.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

Attorney ii h jQnss. lsts q Ls0s1ax,
as opened a. of1es - Lzn1rsrn's sl0ek-
M.isr +. Z stewart lssf shs city sesisf-
8sv laoraiag for MS hoas Ia Valparaiso.
iul
li 14s 81 n0i ia ths Circuit Court thai Tie
Judge stopped bazi1sss auul TIE twenty
sefeL ~
DsI +. Aiesf " Csldwsser. wzs n town
yesterday ia ihe Interests u ths Gfesnoaek
lzbor Parry
Tue mill 04nsrs on II Naskeson lake have
found 0,-l tk8I there i i4S prohibiting
The dumpinEs or refuse oi a. kinds from
tLsif mills into he axe.
A sn8zll IRE started yesterday afternoon
Ia wood ward oelOegiDs 10 Tia Muske-
goa >olnzle & Lumber Company. IL VAS
pat 0ut .lst zs he are department arrived
The Nuskeg0n Eiaes vii iesvs here to-
tay on tBe early morning train ~hle a
arrives in ferfysDurE connecting with the
Detroit and Milwaukee going a. Tar a.
i0nia then i4king special 10 Island LAKE,
rezchin. there about 81 =. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

COR sAIE-80 ACRES WITH TWO BARNS s.
acreS improved. ~ miles north on e. 4 4 / X
X. only one hie from pItDoD Village Mont lelm
Co, 500, One third d0Sn baiauce on time 81
suii. or will exchange 70: city properly. N. l..
sgift - Cdnai-s3. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
CIsar.nes. Ys.tsrdar.


s~I6 e7s h. A. Root. Michigan City,
60 s,- lalh 40 90 lumber sAugatack
Mich gan City. 10000 lambeF Albert soper'
Chicago. 10000 lumber. Tempest, Chicago,
1000 lumber. Thomas K. scott Chicago
Z 5000 shingles. Schooners Hunter saw
age. Chicago. 225.0DO lumber. Apprentice
Bov. Chicago. 30. .OOO lumber fenObscO',
Milwaukee. 40 90 lumber. a. Nj. Nelson
Milwaukee. $4,000 lumber, Lon Highly
Ghiraxo. 5000 lnmber. Total. lumber
1900, lath. 5Oc ~. shingles. $500 GO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
Rae ths ns~ytoty
" "GOan#=
Qdatsf'tai1.


Ihs IunsEAn HzAALD uiA be IL
rodac.d - = larzs nunbsr ot new
rsadsfs shls noath as IL already Ia ossn
thus Zoe th.s wssk 0y 80 Introduction -
'ALLAs ouArzaxAs.' the fascinating
story by IT, klDks HAs6AkD. Al aac
ssoscs.be tAls ~esk will Be furnished
,ask numbers containing tas opening
,aAplera TIE story viA be continued
a hg ia 10 form &C isniiielon on ihs
! ~ psse * ths pspsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
The WRESTLING MATCH.
Gibbs ovsrmztehsd-Lewis Wins 1hres
Out OF four fSiis.

Out OF roar fxils.
The Clay Avenue Rink was about bali
full OF people last night when the Lewis
Gibbs wrestling match took place James
Murphy. Of this city. acted IS referee. and
James Robinson OF Lakeside. was time
keeper Tae h-st iail catch s-catch- can
was won by Lewis N nine minutes and
Hfty seconds. Gibbs won the second Greco
Roman in 40. Lewis won the third.
catch as -catch-can in two minutes and the
fourth Greco Roman SO easily 8. 70 prove
that Gibbs stood no show with him. Many
0f the spectators were disappointed because
Gibbs did not make better showing with
the stranger"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
boarding.

/ rooTn and good board ~ p srosdwav. fzsff
pOAED By THE DAY or WEEK or NEAL
II czn be o1isi sed q NFx A. g. frsTod = -.
"a Tnrd-sFs- 81 very reSsossbss rales fH
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

A IIHIIlf UhTII " III FIIUlIf
locai uelrht leaves Grand RAPIDS a. "a A. .
~ carrying passenger ~ far % Esiamssoo
Through 81 kets % al points arc terfhs in sleep
ing coaches can ~ secured a. Union Ticket OF -
e Nonroe-si.. and 81 depot
y. MfkrSsrf. Gen Az
GO. W. MvNs0H. CITY Tickef Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

Ths Nsv York Herald hss discovered
that there srs Three worlda--tnis world.
tbs other world sad Beston. 10 vii bs
obssrvsd ibat tle Herald has forgotten
The Nsg fork For,f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

lt ia annou0cod that General SHza-
NAN WI rear papef at Detroit IN
3eptsnber.' r. vii undoubtedly % the
TX eanAH HssALo. IL % reads crly
ors he VIII want one with al the news.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

Oas k.ad of rsc proc.sy which ta.s
coaot1y sd1u1 aavs with Canada =
rsciaroci.g n tho bood.sr business.
Tnsrs shoula bs Tree srads IN boodisrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

IifhIIl fnucHN &C DI01- FIIfIIT-
NsscucOfs taxing the s1r rress make
pres has sleeping car fnlm l.otr3it l1 fsrsn1
Rapids Only Inc running Limited 4 pfess .ssv.
ing here 81 % .n % m VIA HariSr ~ 90 Detroit
making oifecf CONNECTION fof si ronis Essf -
riving - Nes YORK - gc1p "a the nc.f rv.s.
ine.-lbr'figh lirte0 sr~urcd 81 o. a. a. A n
cftces. sweets Hotel auc ~ depof
tke tfNFrf Fl. fttv Pss At
Gro. b. RrFvFs Trsrc Manager Cbiosto
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

sDsff fDsiy. e1cep eunosf.
f3onueff lnrs--l. VA H q. cos ntt viz
ptcfiesn isntraI end t-rsuo Earios iDrisns
rsnrosds q Win ~. d .. n 9 Scr holEa-
ton Beoeock fsiHrnef etf. suf fpirs IN a.
csVo A Nor hwcs;err X ~ p aItth.
CEN Pssa suf Ticket ~ y hsfsnctif Hftn-
A W,T.or. Gen supt. ksrQpeite ftcA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

- Car Mss al Loo HES CHE WoNs
ves toe fal name Ok a native Of the
Celestial E.1pirs VINO died os consnmP-
ton 10 New YorA lhs other day. Ills
disss5s was evidently tns oid-fsshiousd
kiaa. Quck consumption would have
no business Eita snsa long -nsmed
sablscE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

HoAi gour nese. SIR CEA-Lzs-2,<<lA
IL sad ro ~ coming O. Amsrca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

~rerr Trrr - aflrr A. Fha kanzfrr.
ton HAtor Srrin<s Web
Toz B. Ssk1r. MsaaEsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

The -spoFt is gong s0una tns; NELLIE
PAL~EK. oi tlicni.,ss, guest At The
Esvsrs aonss, Chicago, vas msulungly ly
addrssssd 81 Brit.shsr travelling on his
good looks. she ssizsd g.oost, TOOK
qniok aim snd fsAed hlm 20 the hoor
Ssrvsd hiu -igh. There are too many
OF these impudsut Johuay Bulls oil
tbs eide og the Atlantic. A few such
isss0ls 70 etiquette might 90 them
goo3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

rrsrrf ftstf tftrr
OLD Nfs-Io on FIX htfiie Et-f ttA
se0sm sHsm sHsm ~
u ~ Pm t"i r 81 ~
R.,s lesses al hotels - Trsverss fiiy fDr Fsa
Esvst 7tns ~ sud 8tH pm
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

49, sULT 81 Faox a. KsNf-s1.
- 4ses,o-a 80 "a l-es. ssees .sses-sd
?, a<ssis = .4y .sisrsa.s - s ,ss ..s-s.
sSira4 sRsips s-sss %. "a
4 osf-0N 1oN RoEsT- a FENALE NExI-
L. c<n tsF Aaasf &. - Fs~sp4e@ - iesfs
ne ssz-s q soom p s,Asyeosa's eloes -li-a
4 0gsf-A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SCARF PIX
Les g isssl. sf -t4e ~ith - { s.eal. tudes Sll
- ts~2rced ~ ret-rei~s s44s - tEs oaes
Help Wanfed--uaie.
,,rAAIkp-A fsssr cg.Ass MOOD oARyEG
" a s1<5fs7. NfisHDs ~. -'
ufANTED So IABoREgs FoR KANSAS.
" fsFs al liilueis aishesl ~9<es freS f2rs.
z FNAEss.49, =. s9alta mates-st cerlef e
AXE Gag EnelaSe s.4a4p so reEay. slnD
Help Udnfed--Fentdte.
WANrED-oIRL iNorlKE or MRS. "
W Hubbard. = secoads4 "a
yuANrED- IRx yESD0AR-TWo GOOD
W di1isg feoa girls apply a. ouce. =su
VA STED--FIEsF-CIAss nREss aAKsRs.
" Apply a. oloe Al - Dse hoaseman
elock Mrs. A. }. kuflel. -
yNANTEo-. FoR GESERAI HOUSE
w ~ors apply "a Ms y. ? Winchester. \. ".
corner Fridge snd iAisgctIe-sis. Ia
urANrED-A GlRL FOR GENERAL HolsE-
" "olk. Apply a. i.S soasn LsiAsssie-si.
WANTED a FIRST-cIAss SHIRT IRONER
W thsi unde stands fancy ifOsnS 10 q rfs.-
ciass hand Tue be.t wage vii be paid, 81 me
Lsgle steam Laundry No = CanslsL -olf
XVANTEp-A IArEDREss OR wAsHwoMAN
w 70 work by the dag. Apply a. once ~ ~
I.yon-st. s'4u
yVANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
| " work. 52l Cherry-sI. l1af
Situations Wdnted--Haie.
yUANTED-BY A Man OF ls YEARS KX
w perience situation II gFisI mil. Address b.,
| box I. 2l3
| yyAErED-BY 4 THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
W man situation A. bOokkeeper or collector.
Best Cits fe.ere1ceS Address B. No. Il Spring-st.,
Grsni Rapids, Ach. 2i2
WANTED-A PERM MINT SITUATION BY
w youag man, formeliy IA business In this
city. best OF references a. 10 ability, etc Address
| NANTED-BI A YOUNG MARRIED Man. A
| " situation as collector. eau gave good refer
| ences aud security II required CAN or address g..
| l. L. i5. broadway. 2it
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DI A YOUNG MAR
/ w ricd man. good penman, accurate az figures.
| have bad experience g. checking and billing
clerk. can ftiri uh references. Address Want Al.
| Box .. care OF Telegram Herald.
| NrANTED-A SITUATION As HARD WOOD
| " lumber Inspector: have had i've years expert
| encc can give city references. Address Sock
| wei, s5a south DlyisOnSt. ul
| IVAETED-BT q sNOUNG NAN l. YEARS OF
| " age. a .Itation clerk, hook keeper or any
| kind OF clerical waF. o,s. of references furn-
| bed; address l. b smith, BOX l2i, Rockloid
| Mich. gI2
| NTANTED "A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
| W man willing 20 make himself useful in fac
tory. mill or shop os 10 drive street car; addres
| J B. care this once 2ls
| WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN
| W OF good character. as s;enographer type
| writer and hook keeper. Have had experience
| rs sienC grapher aud type writer. and college
| coupe IN book keeping. Moderate salary ex-
| pectcd. Address +. J. :. at this O.hce. lsr1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
BfWskeOOa ants.

WANTED - AT THE ARLINGTON HOTEL
" Muskegon. Mich. pastry cook and dining.
room girL 21oit
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

teii4. Al oifeH vkeeH suHdsf
rieepiuN toie fln on ialifIg and AtisBt.c pa
Lfc>s 20 sn1 ifoul Df'rcfL isrlof ar f.I. na
DHs 1Fiess Hh1 ofead iaprs B. apfess e. all1
non Detroit a feci r.safi..fa.fsa. Iasco a. IA.
iroii H1th 81 ingOugn iFslis eas Iirlets ou a. =
- nlon Iictci ofice, Nanros-st sud 81 Uulsa
depot
ID ". loENsroS. Nich. Ts@e Aci a. N8nroes
CsAs. Nohhfs cen hFl s. Mon rc,e-sf
q. ". kuooLts. e. y aud 3 a cnicAso
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

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one choice tfalt oi fuisslG .seessIe Alses 49,
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iyon--t- wifhig fegf minutes SAX ~ fsss
0aioe. VII a. so.d cheap sad on cay trfms. al
oI 4aares ECsaa ft Lyons SAL
i iaTge of,es house. ls9 ~pnDs 81. ooatsipias
- of - lts'ulS. fHrct sieiit, "a ana -oH ssier
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ttnsit rna .o'e IHs,e a., - - ~ -
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az 81 - teet a nich i. saraitt,1 10 he az. ,,sst
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| -t0re. hxnk or cther fa,sfne,. iuausiry. for
pauiculars cat on or sd4res. A. Aniisdel
| Rcoln losetts Hoax opposite sweet. Hoef
-
| NOR SsIE-HoUsF on JFFFEK-ON- -AVF
| / near Highland s. 800 smA pavnrnt
down 4aggarf A Denisou - Ivon :. isal
| E0R RgAIE-s0ACKFs WITH TWO RARN~ $
! K. ONLY one ,nie nom Pltnon Village MontC ain
| co, 500. one ihir1 dosn baisuce on tine 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-03

q ror9F--noxr FAN 70 GIT A PcTTIE
fFef r. p F rass ~ nf ~ Fect tr0Fae-s
era hsr~lcSs srf III are eoa rst tr7
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-14
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.
Matters OF Money and Manage ment
About Various Lines.

Chief Engineer Elliot, of the Kansas City,
Memphis and Birmingham, is making his
final inspection of the road, previous to its
opening for traffic.
1t is understood that arrangements are
about made to place Pullman sleepers on
the Central railroad. The Central has run
its own sleepers heretofore.
In few months the Louisville and Nash
vile system will be running regularly to
Sheffield, and it is stated that the shops of
the branch line from that point to Column
bia, Tenn, will be located at the former
place.
Gen. Hoke, President of the G. G. and n
railroad, and Maj Morrison, Chief Engi-
neer, were in Lawrenceville few days ago
and held a conference with the citizens of
Gwinnett county in regard to the new road
There is no doubt, said Gen. Hoke, about
the road being built. Track laying will be-
gin on the North Carolina end next week
and fifty miles will be put down this fall
Between Athens and Atlanta the road is To-
Gated to Green Smiths, and from Braden's
to Atlanta. The intervening line is still in
doubt, but it will either be run by Law
renceville or near Trip, about three and a
half miles below. The latter is the shorter
route, but which will be the most expensive
cannot be determined until the full esti-
mates are made up.
The fourteenth meeting of the Association
of North American Railroad Superin-
tendents, was held this week at
the hotel Brunswick, in New York
Among those present were G. s. Gads-
den, Superintendent of the Charleston and
Savannah railroad, and Capt. r. G., Flem-
ing, Superintendent of the Savannah, Flori-
da and Western railway Mr. Fleming,
Chairman of the Committee on Machinery,
read a report recommending the adoption
of uniform train rules and train orders, - r.
standard passenger car coupler and certain
patent aXles and journal boxes After dis
cussion the report was adopted, except that
portion relating to the car coupler Capt
Gadsden read paper urging the necessity
of keeping records of all through trains His
ideas were generally acquiesced in as good
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-14
Harbor Dues-Tonnage Tax.

The shipowner does not object to paying
for the services of a harbor master when
rendered, just as they pay the port wardens,
but they do object to the city of Savannah.
under the pretext of Services" levying
dues on commerce amounting to $l2 900 for
that which costs less than 50 000-leaving a
clear profit to the city of $4,000. Last year
the representatives of coastwise shipping
steam and sail proposed to the authorities
to pay all expenses of the Harbor Master
and allow a fair margin of profit, but
they objected to paying the enormous
amount of Seren hundred per cent.
The significant answer of the powers that
be was 'all or noner' Now, gentlemen,
the Supreme Court of the United States has
told you that you have just as much right
to charge the cost of police and fire service
or shipping as that of the Harbor Master
and Port Wardens, and as you want 'alln
why not levy duty to cover the cost of the
ninety firemen employed as police and fire
men. Add little $4,000 margin to each
man and you have the snug sum of 81 ,0O0,-
COO The shipowner can't help himself
There is wool for the shearing Step up,
gentlemen, don't be bashful; ''all or nonen
is good business motto. No matter if the
goose dies, so long as you get the eggs.
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1t takes live methods to succeed in any
thing. Business doesn't come to the mer-
chant who waits. We don't propose to
wait. For weeks we have been busy get
ting in a large stock of our usual fine grades
of tailor-made suits. We didn't buy it to
keep, but to sell, and now we want to sell It,
You MAY not he ready to buy yet, yet
many are buying their fall and winter suits
now. The early buyer has many advan-
tages over the late one-full lines, large as
sortment and great variety in fabrics-yet
we aim to keep our lines full at all times.
In some cases it can't be done, hence we sug.
gest the advantage of early buyers You
have no idea how well we can serve you;
variety in colors, fabrics and low prices are
our inducements. We assure perfect fits.
What more can you ask! Come and &c
over our stock with us; your eyes will be
opened Parents can clothe their boys with
us at great saving. In a word, if we can't
give you the finest assortment, the Suggest
fit and the greatest general satisfaction we
don't vyant your order.
SIMON MITCHELL,
The Golden Arm, 159 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-14
A Big Crop of Weddings

Reliable rumor predicts greater than usual
number of weddings during the fall and winter
season, an indication of prosperity surely We
are in proper trim for just such occasions and
would ask personal inspection of the multitude
nous articles, ornamental and decorative. with
which our storerooms are crowded. We point
with pleasure to our immense array of Solid
Silver and Plated Ware suitable for wedding
presents, rare Vases, elegant Clocks, handsome
Statuary, and brio a-brac generally Our line
of bronze ornaments is brilliant in itself and
throughout may be found thousand valuable
novelties suitable and appropriate as souvenirs
and keepsakes. In Diamonds, Jewelry and
Watches it is impossible in limited space to
speak intelligibly. Suffice it TO say that not
even the famous ''Tiffany's" can outrival us in
beauty and careful selection of our stock. Prices
have been made to suit the times, and we offer
our representative stock on its merits, and stake
our reputation on the result, Our engraving
department is carefully conducted and all work
in this line is artistically executed. We are
always pleased TO show visitors through our
stock, even though they may not be ready to
buy. as we feel that our establishment is one of
the sights" of the city, and it is always ''exhi-
btion day to the public. Respectfully
NJ STEREBERG, 1877 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-14
ACTED IN sELF-DEFENsE.

The Coroner's Jury Exonerates S. NJ
Pritchard N the William Street
Killing.
Coroner Dixon held an inquest yesterday
on the body of Seaborn Guest, who was
shot by S. NJ Pritchnrd on Wednesday
night Miss Susie Davis, keeper of the
boarding house where the tragedy occurred,
DIR. Kennedy, W. b. Hicks and w. IL.
Matthews. were the principal witnesses.
William Elliot and S. Nj. Pritchard were
on hand, but their testimony was not need
ed The testimony of the witnesses was the
same that was published in yesterday
MORNING NEWS. The jury said it did not
care to hear the statements of Elliot and
Pritchard, as they had made up their minds
that the shooting was done in self-defense,
and they found a verdict in accordance with
that belief, and added that they considered
Elliot responsible for the killing Pritchard
was released, and he was on the street in the
afternoon attending to his business.
Elliot was taken before Acting Mayor
Schwarz in the morning, charged with dis
orderly conduct in creating disturbance
in the house of Miss Davis. He was the
companion Of Guest. The testimony in the
case was the same as that published in the
MORNING News, as the statements of the
witnesses of the affair. Mai SchwarZ said
that it appeared to him that Elliot had been
drunk and exceedingly disorderly. He had
led Guest into the trouble which resulted in
his death, and he considered Elliot in a
measure responsible for the killing. He
imposed the full penalty, viz. ; 500 fine and
thirty DAYS Imprisonment